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Newspaper
Comet
Location
Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1897
Page
1
An advertisement-like line touts Pyoon's Sarsaparilla and claims repeated cures when other preparations failed, asserting a singular product named Dr One True Blood Purifier as the remedy.
A Chattanooga Times editorial rails at Commissioner Evans over pension expenditures and alleged abuses, arguing the fund far exceeds needs and condemning perceived waste. It cites past figures, criticizes Lochren’s tenure, and warns that Republican control breeds extravagance while urging accountability.
The Bristol News reports the veterans association executive committee selects officers for the coming year. President Dr. I P Speck Morristown. 1st VP J W Godwin Mossy Creek. 2nd VP Dr A R Emmert Bluff City. Secretary Treasurer J H Molster Morristown. Chaplain Rev J J Cowan Morristown. Other members: W A Kite Johnson City George P Yee Morristown F A Moses Knoxville J L Bachman Sweetwater Reed D Stevens Newport Sai W Jack Whitesburg Geo W Crosby Holaton E D Powell Rogersville G A McClain Home A S McNeil Bristol. Next reunion set for Morristown on the first Tuesday in September 1908.
A dubious advertisement touts a “Catarrh Cure” claimed to be the only positive remedy for the disease. It hawks a systemic treatment, promises to restore strength, and asks readers to request a free statement while noting doctors in the Trondike earning fees.
A thirteen year old colored boy in Metcalf county Kentucky is praised as a mathematical prodigy. The Hart County Record notes his mastery of arithmetic geometry and even higher mathematics while serving as a store clerk's assistant during Mr. Thompson's absence.
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